Can I use anew HD monitor(not wireless) & a wireless HD Keyboard and mouse with a Apple Mac Mini MD388LL/Desktop? I know nothing of apple terms
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Yes, you can use any third party monitor and keyboard/ mouse as long as they have hdmi for the monitor and either Bluetooth/usb for the keyboard & mouse. If they are new, they most likely will. This is a great inexpensive way to obtain a powerful mac computer at a fraction of the cost of an iMac.
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Sure you could; either an APPLE set or like the one I use...GEARHEAD set, install the software (CD) and follow the instructions, GOOD LUCK and HAPPY NEW YEAR !
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Indeed you can connect an Apple Mac Mini to an HD monitor via the HDMI port at the rear of the unit. You can also use a a wireless Apple keyboard. I hope that answers your question.
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Well this just holds Dell monitors, that CAN connect to a Mac. As long as you have the appropriate adapters. For example, my mac mini has an HDMI port, and a Mini Display (Thunderbolt) port. So I have 2 adaptors, 1 HDMI to DVI, and 1 Mini-Display to DVI, and it works perfectly
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I don't have a mac, so can't say. But if you have the HDMI cable for the mac it should be fine.
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i do not believe the iMac will work in the way you are suggesting. you would need to get a secondary display and get a Display Port to DVI Converter and connect to a non-iMac monitor
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There is a dongle that plugs in mini-hdmi. Not sure if that works but you need something of that sort. C&E Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Female Adapter Cable for Apple Macbook, Macbook Pro
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I use a wireless mouse and suppose you could use wireless keyboard. Don't know about monitor.
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There is a Display Port to Mini Display port cable so ---&gt; mDP to macbook, DP to monitor, walla 4k goodness, make sure your macbook is late 2013 for 4k to work, it will only work @ 30hz under mac os, but will run fine @ 60hz in windows via bootcamp,
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I don't have a MAC , mine is PC. I need a converter - Atlona DVI to Mini displayport (AT-DP400 )
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Here is the adapter to make it work with the Mac Mini, via USB (DisplayLink DL-165 Chip) or you can do a VGA to DVI or VGA to HDMI, there is so many adapters to make this monitor work with anything and everything.
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As long as your Mac has a standard VGA or DVI connector, I don't see why it wouldn't be. If you only have HDMI or Display Port output on your Mac, you may need an adapter (HDMI to DVI or Display Port to DVI).
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sorry I don't have a Mac so i really don't know, I have a HP and u can on it.
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Your Mac is capable of using almost any USB or Bluetooth input device. If it's a keyboard or mouse, your Mac can start using it straight away - just connect it. This means that pretty much any keyboard or mouse on the market can be used.
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I haven't had the need to mix the two but the following may be helpful.The box the IOGEAR 4-Port USB KVM switch came in states it is compatible with MAC X v10.8.6 or later. Logically, as long as the video output on the Mac is compatible with the PC output ( similar standard) there is no reason it should not work. The mouse and keyboard are USB so I would think they are standard and should not be a problem.
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I never use Mac and do not know about Mac. As long as I know, if both(parts and computer with Mac or Windows) have same interfaces such as HDMI or DVI or D-sub, it will work. Mac has usually Display port, Thunderbolt or HDMI interface for Monitor. Sometimes, I heard, connecting by HDMI is a difficult task for Mac to have good visual quality. Someone uses TB to DVD cable. Several years ago, if a part of computer works with Windows or Mac, some indications like a kind of Windows stickers or Mac stickers are attached on the part. However, nowadays, such stickers are not on parts of computer. I think that it means compatibility is not a problem. I never use Mac and do not know about Mac. As long as I know, if both(parts and computer with Mac or Windows) have same interfaces such as HDMI or DVI or D-sub, it will work. Mac has usually Display port, Thunderbolt or HDMI interface for Monitor. Sometimes, I heard, connecting by HDMI is a difficult task for Mac to have good visual quality. Someone uses TB to DVD cable. Several years ago, if a part of computer works with Windows or Mac, some indications like a kind of Windows stickers or Mac stickers are attached on the part. However, nowadays, such stickers are not on parts of... » Read More I never use Mac and do not know about Mac. As long as I know, if both(parts and computer with Mac or Windows) have same interfaces such as HDMI or DVI or D-sub, it will work. Mac has usually Display port, Thunderbolt or HDMI interface for Monitor. Sometimes, I heard, connecting by HDMI is a difficult task for Mac to have good visual quality. Someone uses TB to DVD cable. Several years ago, if a part of computer works with Windows or Mac, some indications like a kind of Windows stickers or Mac stickers are attached on the part. However, nowadays, such stickers are not on parts of computer. I think that it means compatibility is not a problem. « Show Less
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I use a HDMI cable to connect to my HP computer. I don't know if Mac computers have HDMI output.
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I've used it with a Mac Mini using both HDMI and VGA (need male to male VGA cable and Apple's VGA adaptor). VGA worked best - you could accommodate audio with an inexpensive stereo mini-jack to RCA Y cable - I did not.
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The answer to the first part of your question is "I Don't know" My MAC was purchased in late 2011. Since it is a hardware port and not a software port it should work.The answer to the second part of your question is YES. YOu need to set the dual monitor function on the MAC also.